Manchester U’s Harris Wins 10,000-Meter Race At Hanover Invitational

A recap of Manchester University athletic competitions for the weekend ending Sunday.

Trump’s Comments Do More Harm Than Good

Everybody knows that President Donald Trump makes inflammatory comments.

John Earl Replogle

MILFORD – John Earl Replogle, 81, of Seminole, Fla., formerly of Milford, passed away on Wednesday, March 29, 2017, at Lexington Health and Rehab in St. Petersburg. John was born on Sept. 1, 1935, to Delbert Walter Replogle and Myrtle Hampton Replogle in Milford. He was raised in Milford and graduated from Milford High School with the class of 1954.

­Flexaust On The Grow, Gets Tax Abatement From City

Flexaust in Warsaw is growing again.

Five Hurt In Crash

Five people were injured after a two-vehicle crash Thursday night at the intersection of Packerton Road and CR 225S.

4 Years Meted In Spanking Case

A Warsaw man will serve up to four years in prison for striking a 2-year-old girl with a belt.

Sturtsman Tosses 1-Hitter In Season Opener

NORTH MANCHESTER – A single by Noah Beck produced both of Manchester’s runs, and Hayes Sturtsman and his defense made sure the Fort Wayne Wayne Generals didn’t score Wednesday.

Grigsby's 11 Ks Propel Lancers Past USF

Logan Grigsby's 11-strikeout performance led Grace College baseball to its third Crossroads League victory of the 2017 campaign Wednesday afternoon. The Lancers put in one of their best performances of the year against St. Francis, besting the Cougars 12-2. Grigsby got the start for Grace, and he almost went the distance. He tossed seven innings, giving up two earned runs on six hits as he tied his career high with 11 strikeouts. He was backed by a motivated Lancer lineup who put up 12 runs in the ballgame and played error-free defense in the field.

Wawasee’s Woody Signs With Trine

Wawasee senior Bryce Woody signed a letter of intent to continue his football and academic careers at Trine University in Angola on Wednesday.

Beasley.Warriors’ Harter Signs To Play For Trine

On Wednesdsay, Wawasee senior Trevor Harter signed a letter of intent to continue his football and academic careers at Trine University in Angola.

Church Notes, March 30, 2017

A concert, a talk on human sex trafficking and Passover/Easter events are among upcoming activities at area churches.

‘Midtown Men’ Features Original ‘Jersey Boys’

The original Broadway cast of “Jersey Boys” shared a stage for four years, bonding like brothers.

CCS Programs Get Clients Off Government Assistance

What’s the difference between Combined Community Services’ self-sufficiency programs and other organizations’ similar programs?

Da-Lite Adding Jobs, Hosting Job Fair

Da-Lite will be adding full-time positions in manufacturing in addition to annual summer help in order to ramp up production for the construction season.

End Of Games, End Of Days

The boys basketball state finals are now in the rear view mirror.

GUEST COLUMN

Guest Column: Time For Congress To Reassert Role In Defense

In the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, Congress authorized the use of military force against the entities that carried out the plan. In the decade and a half since, both the threats our country faces and the conflicts we are engaged in have evolved in ways we never envisioned 15 years ago.

Speaker, Congress Fail

They have had how many years now to compose a replacement for what most of the population of the United States kept screaming – Obamacare is bad and must be repealed and replaced?

Health Care Is Not A Right

Democrats rejoiced when the health care replacement plan was pulled in Congress. Many Democrats say health care is a right. They're wrong. Rights are free. Obamacare is not free. Illegal aliens receive free health care in ERs and federal pri­soners also receive free health care.

Husky Trail Roundabout Project Starts Monday

Phase I of the Husky Trail road improvement project begins Monday, with the second and final phase slated to end around Oct. 20.

Crowdfunding Campaign Begins For Alley Improvement Project

The crowdfunding campaign for improvements to the alley between Warsaw City Hall and Three Crowns Coffee/Oak & Alley at 114 S. Buffalo St. launched Monday.